The president's moral priorities are laid bare.
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Sojourners was among the first to say the oft-repeated refrain that a budget is a moral document. Of course, that’s still true. Whether for a single household, an organization, or an entire nation, a budget offers a sense of the moral values of the people who create it. It shows who and what do and do not matter — what the priorities are — for the family or church or Congress or the White House.
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In Bong Joon-ho’s breakout thriller, obsession with American consumerism and colonialism leads to great deception.
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In Detroit, the constant flash of green lights says: You are being watched.
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Threatened with death squads, Julia Esquivel escaped and declared death would not win.
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U.S. Christians must be willing to condemn political corruption.
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There's wisdom in dwelling on all that is broken.
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As our current media and political narrative from the border paints a grim picture, a look at how advocates like Border Angels are working to offer a different kind of welcome—
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The HOPE Center of First Corinthian Baptist Church in Harlem, N.Y. is working to make mental health resources available to their congregation and community.